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Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by mckelli(m): 2:23pm On Dec 15, 2009 |
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Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by mccloud224(m): 6:15am On Dec 17, 2009 |
Invest in canning our local cooked meals e.g canned jollof rice, canned ogi,canned akara,canned okro soup and canned yam tubers. |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by OFSL(f): 5:35pm On Dec 17, 2009 |
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Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by malvino: 5:36pm On Dec 29, 2009 |
Hello sir, I will like to tell you that I am very interested in getting to know what you intend to do in you you venture. To tell you the truth I am also nursing the idea myself. I would be very obliged if I could partner up with you in this your wonderful venture. I current have some ideas you could use in establishing your prospective shopping mall. This is my mail grandyklace@gmail.com. Kindly contact me so we can start your wonderful ideas together. Thanks |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by malvino: 9:50am On Dec 30, 2009 |
or better still can I have your e-mail or you send your number to my email I will try to get in touch with you. |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by yomite112: 11:13am On Dec 30, 2009 |
Can anyone pls tell me how to contact the moderators in the business section. I have tried contacting Naijacutee through her email but no reply and FOD didnt give any email address. I will be very grateful if anyone can help. Thank you in advance |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by emilylove: 5:22pm On Dec 30, 2009 |
I really think www.wow-nike.com is a good online shop for us ! There are a lot of products in it ! All of them are fashionable and cheap price ! High quality ! |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by dragonlord: 9:18pm On Jan 20, 2010 |
Dude a super market is a good idea but there other businesses u can get involved in that u won't have to bother urself about staff thieft keeping ur perishable goods at recommended temperatures considering d poor state of our power supply. Look if u er serious contact me let's rub minds. Kingsdenver@yahoo.com |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by uzuz(f): 11:25pm On Jan 21, 2010 |
Hello, Good day to you. We are making some researches trying to find Nigerian supermarkets online so that we can advertise our business to them. We are a trading company in the uk, we are involved with a lot of top brands distributors for consumer goods(ideal for supermarkets) we want to be able to advertise our services for you. We are based in London and we source and consolidate consumer goods for our clients, we are also involved in freight forwarding, both sea, air and road. Please let us know if you would like more information. You can visit our website for more information, www.check4more.com and please feel free to contact us if you need more information. Thanks |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by Akposkin: 6:06pm On Jan 23, 2010 |
Good one |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by trending83(m): 4:19pm On Feb 01, 2010 |
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Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by justwise(m): 3:29pm On Feb 03, 2010 |
@trending83 How much have u made so far? |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by JesusloveU: 2:27pm On Sep 01, 2010 |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by Nobody: 8:03am On Oct 10, 2010 |
where's the OP its already 4 years, does anyone know of any big supermarket which opened in Ikorodu between 2007 and now 1 Like |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by benny4ever: 2:57pm On Nov 17, 2010 |
My friend, dont be discouraged. If your have prayed about it and you are convinced it is what you want to do, please go for it.However, you must brace yourself for the challenges which some of the respondents have already mentioned.I am actually thinking about the same biz amongs others I am considering as alternative source of generating funds. Like a few mentioned, you will need to address issues like power (phcn), I am thinking of investing on solar to combat that. Security is quiet important, you may need CCTV, good security outfit etc. Security should be both internal and external. You may consider time of biz (closing time etc). I know a supermarket where I live (De Prince in Gbagada), that came up with an entry gate like what you have in the banks,that allows one person at a time and checks at the gate of your receipt.It may not be perfect but at lest something.Where to source your goods and price is also very important. Location is important,but you dont have to go to Ikeja,Ikoyi,Lekki to start (you may when you grow bigger),there are parts of the country that is developing and population is increasing, if you get it right in terms of strategy and pricing etc, you can make it, in terms of numbers. You can come to Gbagada and find out how DePrince went about making it. I intend to do that when I am fully ready and yes I am thinking of starting in one of the new areas outside Lagos. So Ikorodu will not be a bad place to start. Do not despise days of little beginning, just be focused,hardworking,strategic (plan properly,do your market survey etc very well) and pray well (No matter how hard you plan, you will face unforeseen challenges). Hope to see you at the top. All the best. |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by Jakemond(m): 8:02pm On Sep 05, 2011 |
Thank you everyone!!! I just wanted to thank everyone that contributed to this thread. I stumble unto the thread by accident while I was researching on viability of opening a supermarket in Nigeria. I have read through all you comment without posting any myself. You guys have shown tremendous insight on the topic and have helped greatly in my decision making. It's been seven months since I found the thread and I'm happy to report that I have completed the infrastructure for the supermarket, registered the name and will open for business 01 Oct 2011. It was unfortunate that the guy who solicited you help more than 4yrs ago did not see the need to update you all as to how far he had gone with his mega plan. Once again thank you all. By the way, I chose Owerri as my location, constructed a 3 story building to accommodate supermarket, gift shop, electronics and apparels. I will start another thread relating to this similar topic and look forward to you 2 sense. 1 Like |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by DetectiveDeb: 6:58pm On Feb 14, 2016 |
Op please we need an update |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by uwa1(m): 7:07pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
please i want to know how much will be needed to do this business, also what are involved... how do i register under the manufacturers and get cheaper goods... how do i know a good location and also list of good that i have to start with.. thanks alot.. Jakemond: |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by uwa1(m): 7:08pm On Jan 08, 2017 |
please i want to know how much will be needed to do this business, also what are involved... how do i register under the manufacturers and get cheaper goods... how do i know a good location and also list of good that i have to start with.. thanks alot.. |
Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by Homeyfav: 5:37pm On Oct 07, 2019 |
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Re: Will A Large Supermarket Thrive In Nigeria? by konews: 10:00am On Nov 10, 2020 |
Supermarket Business Plan in Nigeria https://businessplanhub.com.ng/2020-supermarket-business-plan-in-nigeria-pdf/ |
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